Kim v. Tex Financial Corp.

Blackburn, Judge.

In an unrecorded bench trial, the trial court found Kim liable to Tex Financial on a promissory note. Kim appeals, contending that the plaintiff corporation had no capacity to sue and was not the proper party and that the trial court should have joined an indispensable party. As the settled law is against Kim and the lack of a trial transcript or statutorily authorized substitute leaves us with little or nothing to review, the judgment is affirmed.

Tex Financial Corporation sued Kim on a promissory note which clearly names “Tex Financial Corp.,” and no one else, as the lender…